PVC Sheathed Flexible Control Cable Plastic Insulated Cable

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Application:

Type	Name	Application Site
KVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed control cable	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes
KVVP	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed copper wire braiding screened control cable	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes where shielding is required
KVVP2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed,control cable with copperl tape shield	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes where shielding is required
KVV22	Copper conductor, PVC insulated & sheathed,control cable with steel tape armmoured	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches ,pipes or underground be able to bear stronger outer mechanical force
KVVR	Copper conductor, PVC insulated and sheathed flexible control cable	Iinstallation indoors where flexibility and movability are required
KVVRP	Copper conductor, PVC insulated & sheathed, braiding screened flexible control cable	Iinstallation indoors where flexibility shielding and movability are required
ZR-KVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed,flame retardant control cable	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and for fixed installation, the cable should be flame retardant
ZR-KVVP2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant control cable with steel tape shield	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and for fixed installation, the cable should be flameretardant
ZR-KVV2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant control cable with steel tape armour	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and underground, the cable should be flame retardant and able to bear beavier external mechanical force, and for fixed installation
ZR-KVVR	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant flexible control cable	For laying indoors, and the cable should be flame retardant flexible and movable

The control cable are suitable for the wiring of electrical controlling equipments and instrument,monitoring and controlling return circuit,electrical protection and measurement in power distribution unit under the circumstance that the rated voltage is up to 450/750V AC.

Standards:

The products can be produced according to the standard GB9330-1998,and the factory can also manufacture the cables in accordance with other standards.

Q: the light on the power cable box is orange when the xbox is turned on does this mean the cable is broke or the console? thanks: try taking all the cables out from the back of your xbox and tv and re-attaching them properly. If this does not work, consider going to the microsoft website under the help section, and see if you can find the answer. If not, then ring them up for free and they will tell you.

Q: Suppose load is 100KW, length 50m, how to calculate cable size. If we know current Is any easy mathod to calculate cable size.: Cable sizes aren't easily calculated. That's why standard sizes appeared ; like NEC IEC. You can search for tables of standard size of cables in the internet. For the above case, I think u'll have to use 3 phase circuit. So Calculate the current in each phase then accordingly get the corresponding cross section area from the standard table. Anyway, here below I found a table for you. : Cross section area (mm2) Amp (A) 2 10 315 4 22 6 28 10 35 16 42 25 65 35 80 50110 Don't blame me if it blew up :)

Q: I am trying to hook up a LCD display (CPU Temp, USB's in use, Memory Temp/usage, etc) and It came with a 5pin DIN connector for what I assume is the power. I am not sure what I need to do to connect it to the PSU. Any help or ideas?: you plug it into an open 5 pin coming from the psu. P.S. monie is thinking of a monitor.this is a display for the output of censers

Q: I have an electrical source 220 Kv or 380 KV at site X and want to pull cables to site Y to privde electricity for this Y site for general lighting and power sockets.So what is the max distance for the cables i can pull from site X without voltage drop affect the voltage or power at site Y.: You are not providing enough information. 220 KV can provide power of TENS of miles on reasonably modest cable PROVIDING the current drain is not too high. Sorry but the idea of anyone playing around with almost .4 MV without the first idea about loading / cable diameter / insualtion requirements scares the crap out of me! Without the required information, all I can say is With the right cable at 380KV , hundreds of miles As an aside, if this is a temorary site, then the cost of buying generator will be WAY cheaper than the cost of the cable and transformers you wil require to turn 380Kv into 110 / 220V If a permenent fixture, then suggest for normal lighting and sockets (as in no industrial smelting plants!), then you would eed to be dropping the voltage either at the 380kv site OR at least some distance from the new fixture. Houses do not typically have .4 MV coming into the cellar. It might arc a few metres you see if the air is a little humid. Make things a bit dodgy. **UPDATE** Ok, thanks for clarifying the voltage. Now we also know power too -so at 220v, and about 12KW we are looking at VERY roughly 55 Amps. 25mm cable ought to be good for a couple of hundred metres or so. 16mm for upto 50 metres or so. If a LOT further than that, then either go with three phase/380 OR up the size of the cable. Problem is it can start getting pricey. The shorter the run, the lighter the cable can be - to a point - would NOT suggest going below 10mm under ANY circumstances. You will always get SOME voltage drop, but providing it is in the order of a couple of volts here and there, there is no appreciable waste / heat generation. Is this a fixed installation or a temporary one - if temporary and a fair distance away I would STILL be inclined to sugges a genset hire might work out cheaper than drums of suitable cable.

Q: Why is an aluminium and iron mixture used for power cables ?Please could I have a detailed answer, as detailed as you can make it.Thankyou x: Aluminum is a good conductor that is also inexpensive and lightweight. Those are excellent properties for overhead power cables. Unfortunately, aluminum does not have the greatest tensile strength. So to provide strength to the cable, some iron (in the form of steel) is used as well.

Q: Mine isn't so I'm just wondering what it would do.: A thick power wire that carries a lot of current or power has anEMF - electro magnetic field around it. This field can will pass into the RCA cables - the cables that carry sound from headunit to the amp. You want the RCA cables to be as 'clean' as they can be for the best sound signal and quality. This field will interfere with the RCA's, especially low quality cheap RCA's. causing interference and poor sound quality.

Q: Regarding car audio setup, if I were to have an 8 ga power cable powering an amplifier for subs, what would happen if I were to use a smaller ga grounding cable? What if I used a larger ground cable?: Using a larger ground should have no effect. A smaller ground could be okay but if the ground were to somehow burn from the current your amp will fry. You can 3 feet of 8ga ground for less than $10 why would you risk it.

Q: And would this increase my reception: it wont increase your reception, if you beef up the power cable, then you need to keep in mind that you also need to beef up the ground cable, to increase your reception you need a bigger whip or another whip this is all that i have found that works, i have 2 6 ft whips mounted on the side rails on the bed of my truck and i get decent reception.

Q: a few of the amp power cables in the recording studio got mixed around, and I'm not sure which is mine. My amp is a Fender Mustang III, (100-120V, 50/60 Hz, 310W) and I'm wondering if there is a specific power cable that I CANNOT use for the amp, like one that fits into the plug in the back but has too much voltage, and so on.: The power cable for that amp should just be a piece of wire...nothing else. The voltage is determined by what you're plugging it in to. Any standard IEC C14 power cable will work for you. Good luck. Greetings from Austin, TX Ken

Q: Can someone tell me if the computer descibed below would have a plug for a 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector?Intel G33 Chipset Supporting Core 2 Quad and Core 2 ExtremeFull HD 1080P video output4 DDR2 DIMM slots (Supports up to 8GB)Dual Channel Memory SupportFour SATA II SlotsSupports SATA RAID 1 (Mirroring)One PCI Express x16 - One PCI Express x1 - Two PCIIntegrated Intel HD Audio and Ethernet (LAN)Eight USB 2.0 (4 front, 4 rear): (Be sure your power supply, has enough- Amp's for the 12 volt rail, to power your graphics card! I know, you KNOW, but be sure the power supply is unplugged before you mess with it! You can get shocked or WORSE!)

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